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SI.com: George Dohrmann: Cross has an uphill battle in his second season at Toledo

Stories about the rebuilding of a basketball program typically come in two forms. There is the hopeful narrative, written when a new coach takes over, his ambitions and philosophies detailed in full. Then there is the retrospective, composed after the program has found glory or when that coach is fired, his methods either praised or vilified.

Intriguing people for December 11, 2009

Brian Kelly At a news conference Friday in South Bend, Indiana, the University of Notre Dame is expected to announce that Kelly has signed a five-year contract to become the Irish's fifth coach this decade -- the worst in Notre Dame's history, with a 70-52 record. Kelly won two Big East titles as head coach at the University of Cincinnati. The son of an alderman in Chelsea, Massachusetts, Kelly worked on Gary Hart's 1984 presidential campaign in the Boston area and had considered a career in politics.

SI.com: Dan McGrath: Majerus facing uphill battle at Saint Louis; good news for Northwestern

Three years into his job as head coach at Saint Louis University, it's clear that this gig might be the toughest of the five coaching jobs Rick Majerus has held since he broke into the game as a student assistant on Al McGuire's Marquette staff nearly 40 years ago.

SI.com: Luke Winn: Will Duke ever shake 'unathletic' label?

NEW YORK -- The most undeniable evidence of the athleticism gap between UConn and Duke came seven minutes and 11 seconds into Friday's NIT Season Tip-Off final at Madison Square Garden. Huskies point guard Kemba Walker -- the quickest player on either roster, by far -- stripped the ball from the Blue Devils' plodding center, Brian Zoubek, in the post, turned and whipped it upcourt to Stanley Robinson. The UConn forward known as "Sticks" proceeded to finish a one-on-none fast break with no mere dunk, but rather a windmilled, exclamatory statement that put his team up 16-14.

SI.com: Lars Anderson: Hokies back Williams living up to promise, filling Evans' shoes

This article appears in the October 19, 2009 issue of Sports Illustrated.

SI.com: Kristian Dyer: Rutgers in hunt for South Carolina tailback Mustafa Greene

All year, the talk in South Carolina has been about the Brynes duo of Marcus Lattimore and Brandon Willis. Now, the Palmetto State is seeing another star rising in Irmo High's Mustafa Greene.

SI.com: Andy Staples: Byrnes seeks national respect against top-ranked St. Thomas

DUNCAN, S.C. -- They stood in a circle at midfield last Friday night chanting "864" at the top of their lungs. Byrnes High football players kept repeating their area code because, finally, they could begin thinking about a school from a different area code.

SI.com: The Heisman Winners: The Honor Roll - 2000s

This article appears in the Sports Illustrated Presents 75th Anniversary of the Heisman Trophy issue.

SI.com: Hurricanes sign Ruutu, Leafs hire Poulin

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- The Carolina Hurricanes have locked up Tuomo Ruutu for three seasons.

SI.com: Andy Staples: SEC ends oversigning recruits; could lead to nationwide ban

DESTIN, Fla. -- For all intents and purposes, oversigning in big-time college football is over. On Friday, the SEC, home to seven schools that signed more than 25 players this past February, passed a rule limiting its member schools to a maximum of 28 signees a year.

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